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Configure your Tabris.js project for use in Gitpod

In the previous blog post, we talked about Gitpod, a great online IDE which provides ready-to-code development environments in the browser for GitHub projects. We opened the dev environment on the Tabris.js…

Tabris.js Selector API, part 2: Selector clashes

When we create a custom component we want to expose certain properties and methods. By passing in options and hooking into change events, the component can be configured as the caller (the developer who…

Tabris.js Widgets: Custom iOS Widget

By writing a Custom iOS Widget, we can expose native iOS functionality through a Tabris JavaScript API. Maybe our app needs to access more native platform features than what Tabris provides ‘out of the…

Tabris.js Widgets: NavigationBar

The NavigationBar is only found on Android. It is located along the bottom of the screen and consists of a back button, a circular "go to home" screen button, and a square that displays your recently used…

Create better mobile apps with Tabris.js 3.1 and its new support for permissions, form data and canvas features

It is time for the first release since our big 3.0 launch. Tabris.js 3.1 focuses on community requested features, stability, and performance. In particular, we have introduced support for native permission…